Ingham County Historical Marker Millville United Methodist Church The ministry of the Millville Methodist Church began in 1840. Class meetings were formed and met in the old log school...
White Oak The settlements of White Oak, Ingham, Wheatfield and Leroy were organized as Ingham Township by the Legislature on March 11, 1837. On April 2, 1837, the first township meeting was...
Ingham County Historical Marker White Oak Township Hall Property was purchased for $50 in 1875 from Danial and Mary Hamilton. Completed in 1877, it contains the original rough wooden...
The Plainfield Methodist Protestant Church formally organized on June 7, 1863. The present church building, dedicated on January 27, 1907, replaced the first church, built in 1868, which burned...
Stockbridge Town Hall Designed by Elijah E. Myers, the Stockbridge Town Hall was constructed by Mitter & Headerlong in 1892. This stately Romanesque structure was built to house local township...
The Reverend Charles G. Clarke of Washtenaw County led eleven people in organizing the First Presbyterian Church in Unadilla on February 4, 1837. It was the township’s first religious society. The...
THE RAMBLER CABIN ERECTED IN MEMORY OF SCOUTS OF RAMBLER TROOP 14, ANN ARBOR, WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE SERVICE OF THEIR COUNTRY. DAVID HOLCOMBE HAROLDEAN PASSOW WALTER KOEHLER CLARK...
Named for Samuel Ingham, secretary of the treasury under Andrew Jackson, Ingham County was organized in 1838. In 1840 Mason became the county seat. The town’s wide public square had been designed...
Ingham County Courthouse Named for Samuel Ingham, Secretary of the Treasury under Andrew Jackson, Ingham County was organized in 1838. In 1840 Mason became the county seat. The town's...
The Reverend Charles Glenn organized the first Methodist class here in 1836, and for the next ten years the group met in the home of his brother, John. In 1846 the brothers presented...
NORTH LAKE Methodist Church The Reverend Charles Glenn organized the first Methodist class here in 1836, and for the next ten years the group met in the home of his brother, John. In 1846...
The plaque reads: The stone fireplace and root cellar are the remains of a homestead farm built by the Guinan family in the latter half of the 19th century. John Guinan, born in Ireland in 1815,...
The Howell library originated as the Ladies Library Association in 1875. That year, the ladies began offering books for lending. The need for spacious, permanent quarters grew, and in 1902, for...
The old Grand River Indian Trail, now US-16, became a plank road in 1848. A toll gate and Red Bridge Post Office were located here. Nearby were homes of John Mullett, pioneer surveyor, and...
Wesley Reader 1911-1978 A beloved teacher, coach and administrator. Wes Reader dedicated his life to educating the young people of Pinckney. Born near Howell, Michigan, and educated at...
DAN LING FIRE BOWL Daniel Seth Ling was often referred to as “Mr. Scouting” by those who loved him and knew of his activities. Dan joined the BSA in 1937 as an adult in Alabama and...
Landmark site of the former B&B Glazier Stove Co. offices Finished in 1902 Northwest Side of Main Street Looking South c. 1908 On the northwest corner of Main Street and the railroad...
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Vermont Congregationalists organized a church in Sylvan Township in 1849. In 1852 they built the first church in the village, here on land donated by Chelsea founder...
Oak Grove Cemetery – Chelsea Oak Grove was established in 1860 with the help of women in the community whose efforts made improvements on the cemetery grounds. The first twenty years saw so few...
Erected to the memory of Chief Okemos of the Chippewas whose tribe once occupied the ground upon which this school now stands. * Brave in battle * Wise in council * * Honorable in peace * After...